SUNDAYS’ UNBEATEN RECORD GOING, GOING, GONE!

Sunday XI vs. Southwick, 6th June

 

Biffa       

Biggest contribution was taking topless photos of Revvin – an unpleasant sight in both directions. Bored everyone rigid with explanations of technical photography. We need an Eddie Parker comeback, that’ll shut him up. Despite a stumping off Gaz, a colemanesque performance behind the timbers was the principle reason we lost our unbeaten record off the last ball of the game.

Tits        

Lost the toss. Lost the plot by bringing on the wrong bowlers at the wrong time which was the principle reason we lost our unbeaten record off the last ball of the game.

Leek      

Brought back from Espana in a desperate attempt to shore up the Sunday batting. Scored only 2 which was the principle reason we lost our unbeaten record off the last ball of the game.

Thornton’s Toffee              

Made his Sunday debut and looked to have the run chase in hand as he racked up 21 classy runs. Then succumbed to a sucker ball and was bowled which was the principle reason we lost our unbeaten record off the last ball of the game.

Sir Lionel              

Dramatically promoted up the order following his previous Sunday outing (golden duck). Spanked 21 valuable runs but failed when skipper Tits turned to him to buy a wicket, this was the principle reason we lost our unbeaten record off the last ball of the game.

Rolf        

Another Sunday debut. Like any other Ozzie, whinged and whined about having to bat number 6 (instead of 7). Whinged and whined that he was a bit tired from playing on Saturday and refused to bowl, this selfishness undoubtedly was the principle reason we lost our unbeaten record off the last ball of the game.

Floyer Jr               

Yet another Sunday debut, this one from the offspring of Mr Floyer Sir. Bowled a reasonable spell of the normal rubbish we expect from any Floyer, his complete disregard for his father’s teaching over many years was clearly the principle reason we lost our unbeaten record off the last ball of the game.

Gaz        

Bowled a spell of expensive off-breaks, bizarrely lobbing it up at a time of containment in a desperate attempt to pick up fantasy points. Batted like a maniac in a desperate attempt to pick up more fantasy points. His obsession with not having a negative point match was clearly the principle reason we lost our unbeaten record off the last ball of the game.

Orange Tony        

A seasonal debut for the orange one. Got into the groove and bowled a demon spell of 12 overs, taking 3 wickets. However then had to come off due to lack of sufficient fitness training over the winter break and this selfishness and laziness on his part was clearly the principle reason we lost our unbeaten record off the last ball of the game.

Pike       

See Orange Tony.  Except it wasn’t his seasonal debut. And he only took 2.

Cricket Girl          

Bowled five very tidy overs. Kept the score book with the neatness and obsession to detail of a typical cricket anorak. For God’s sake, don’t anyone buy her a set of coloured pencils and individual Bill Frindal score sheets. Was clean bowled by a perfectly straight ball, this was the principle reason we lost our unbeaten record off the last ball of the game as this was the last ball of the game.

Grig        Fulfilled the Staple Diet prediction that he would turn up at every game and demonstrate he can’t lift his right arm above shoulder height. Insisted on umpiring and his failure to call sufficient no-balls and wides at crucial moments was the principle reason we lost our unbeaten record off the last ball of the game.

Mr Floyer Sir         Claimed he wasn’t available and press-ganged his teenage son into playing. Then inexplicably turned up in a very gay-looking T-shirt ‘n  shorts combination and spent almost the entire afternoon watching. This bizarre behaviour was undoubtedly the principle reason we lost our unbeaten record off the last ball of the game.

 

Southwick 131-7 (Orange Tony 12-4-21-3, Pike 13-5-21-2)

Staplefield 108 all out (Toffee 21, Revvin 21)

Match lost by 23 runs (off the last ball in case you didn’t know)